Who Will Aaron Rodgers Play For In 2022?

[Firethorn1001]

He'd be more of a barbarian outside the inner circle. They'd laugh at him, and consider him a neanderthal.

Them : Aaron, why did you go to Adams on that 3rd down play?

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[Poppa San]

Not to rain on anyone's parade, but the kind of people Aaron's ex hangs out with are probably more into the "arts," than watching football on TV, or playing it. I can picture some of them actually saying; "Aaron... who?", when introduced.

I don't think that's the kind of crowd that can stoke the Rodgers ego well enough to keep him happy. He'd be more of a barbarian outside the inner circle. They'd laugh at him, and consider him a neanderthal.

she could introduce as a Jeopardy host. That would negate the Cro--Mag attitude. Neanderthals are a different sub species.

 

[Mondio]

None of that quote is anything I said. 30 is not that young when it comes to relationships unless she just crawled out of a forest after being raised by wolves. Relationships are much different at 16 than they are at 18 than they are at 25 and again by 30. By 30 you're either the same person with stunted intelligence all the way around or you've changed and your relationships are more mature. and it's the 7 year itch, not 8, not that's it's relevant as they aren't married.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Shailene Woodley stated that she had never watched a football game on TV or attended one before meeting Aaron Rodgers. Didn't even know much about the Sport. I bet Aaron kind of liked the fact that She was attracted to him without knowing much about his football fame. He probably also had fun teaching her about the game and seeing her get excited about watching him and the Packers. I would imagine that some famous athletes love all the attention when not playing the sport, but others probably really enjoy being with people who just enjoy them the person, not them the Star Athlete and I have to guess Rodgers is the latter of the two.

 

[thequick12]

Id love to be rich but not famous
I prefer to remain nameless

 

[Half Empty]

Unfortunately for some, people in entertainment, such as sports, are rich only because they're famous.

 

[rmontro]

Unfortunately for some, people in entertainment, such as sports, are rich only because they're famous.

Well, you can't have everything, I guess.

 

[weeds]

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[thequick12]

Unfortunately for some, people in entertainment, such as sports, are rich only because they're famous.

Id say thats true for most entertainment...but plenty of people have gotten rich off sports without the general public kowing who they are...sht shalene woodley didnt know rodgers was

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

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"......but wash that damn hair, you're embarrassing."

 

[weeds]

"......but wash that damn hair, you're embarrassing."

...and... that corduroy suit. Everyone knows corduroy and a man bun, that's the ticket.

 

[red4tribe]

Sounds like the organization might be about to offer Rodgers a massive extension.

Aaron Rodgers rumors: Packers prepared to go all-in to retain four-time NFL MVP, per report

Aaron Rodgers rumors: Packers prepared to go all-in to retain four-time NFL MVP, per report

www.cbssports.com

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Trying to imagine a 2022 Packer Roster with Aaron Rodgers, with a receiving group of Lazard, Amari Rodgers, ESB, Winfree and Blair.
Defenses are going to rush 8.

 

[thequick12]

Trying to imagine a 2022 Packer Roster with Aaron Rodgers, with a receiving group of Lazard, Amari Rodgers, ESB, Winfree and Blair.
Defenses are going to rush 8.

Haha thats never gonna happen...Adams is gonna be back too obviously. Theres no way Rodgers comes back without Adams

So Adams, Lazard, Amari Rodgers, draft pick (1st-3rd) maybe MVS if he doesnt have much of a market, and possibly cobb on a reduced salary

With possibility of a surprising veteran addition along the lines of allen robinson

 

[GBkrzygrl]

I never saw any prima donna behaviors from Favre. He was always humble (especially after Big Irv died) and never made excuses when he messed up. The retirement dramas his last few years wasn't born out of any attention *******. He was just truly torn between continuing playing and getting on with life.

I disagree. I think Favre hid it pretty well. But I think he was very much a prima dona. Just look at what he did in the end to try to manipulate the organization.

If you say one thing about Rodgers, he speaks 'his' truth.

 

[lambeaulambo]

Shailene Woodley stated that she had never watched a football game on TV or attended one before meeting Aaron Rodgers. Didn't even know much about the Sport. I bet Aaron kind of liked the fact that She was attracted to him without knowing much about his football fame. He probably also had fun teaching her about the game and seeing her get excited about watching him and the Packers. I would imagine that some famous athletes love all the attention when not playing the sport, but others probably really enjoy being with people who just enjoy them the person, not them the Star Athlete and I have to guess Rodgers is the latter of the two.

I seriously doubt that - Unless she is living with sf80 in the Pacific Northwest...lol

 

[lambeaulambo]

Them : Aaron, why did you go to Adams on that 3rd down play?

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FIRE BAD!!

 

[rmontro]

FIRE BAD!!

Reminds me of the old SNL season's greetings from Frankenstein, Tarzan, and Tonto.

Or to go back a few years, I'm not sure if my favorite horror film is Bride of Frankenstein or the original Dracula. Either way, I love those old Universal monster movies.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Haha thats never gonna happen...Adams is gonna be back too obviously. Theres no way Rodgers comes back without Adams

So Adams, Lazard, Amari Rodgers, draft pick (1st-3rd) maybe MVS if he doesnt have much of a market, and possibly cobb on a reduced salary

With possibility of a surprising veteran addition along the lines of allen robinson

Did they find some money in the couch cushions?

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

I seriously doubt that - Unless she is living with sf80 in the Pacific Northwest...lol

I don't know. I actually know a few people who probably have no clue who Rodgers is and they live in Wisconsin. They don't follow Sports at all.

 

[swhitset]

Did they find some money in the couch cushions?

Don‘t be surprised if it happens. We can all pontificate on here about fiscal responsibility etc… but the reality is that if the Packers want to pile on the cap debt, they can pretty much restructure everyone and go for it once again. Yes eventually they will have to pay the piper, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they choose that route. What might be the hardest part is convincing Rodgers to commit to another big contract. When he ultimately does leave… people need to understand that this team will definitely have a down year or two no matter what. That will also be the time to catch up on all that cap debt.

 

[rmontro]

When he ultimately does leave… people need to understand that this team will definitely have a down year or two no matter what.

Unless we trade him to the Browns for Baker Mayfield

 

[swhitset]

Unless we trade him to the Browns for Baker Mayfield

Hmm a guy that likes to throw picks ala Favre without nearly as much upside… pass.

 

[OldSchool101]

Hmm a guy that likes to throw picks ala Favre without nearly as much upside… pass.

We’ve already got Love. Oh. You’re talking about Baker

 

[AKCheese]

Don‘t be surprised if it happens. We can all pontificate on here about fiscal responsibility etc… but the reality is that if the Packers want to pile on the cap debt, they can pretty much restructure everyone and go for it once again. Yes eventually they will have to pay the piper, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they choose that route. What might be the hardest part is convincing Rodgers to commit to another big contract. When he ultimately does leave… people need to understand that this team will definitely have a down year or two no matter what. That will also be the time to catch up on all that cap debt.

Insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result. Rodgers called “last dance” and choked (again). Green Bay cannot put a better or even AS good a team this coming year no matter what. Rodgers had his chance… sell high and move on.